2010: UNCERTAINTY ODYSSEY

Hazy capital markets continue to keep commerce at bay, with employers still not comfortable adding jobs, Grubb & Ellis Texas executive managing director Moody Younger tells us.
 
Moody says leasing activity is present, and while no melt down  is looming, neither is growth. What will he do while waiting to see if the dam holds or breaks on buildings facing foreclosure? Ask him yourself, as he'll be featured at Bisnow's upcoming 2010 Dallas-Fort Worth State of the Market on April 15 (get your taxes done early). He'll be joined by Haynes and Boone partner Rick Martin, Duke Realty Company EVP Jeff Turner, Granite Properties prez Michael Dardick, and Behringer Harvard prez Robert Aisner. Sign up today!
 

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